• The marvels of escape cannot always be accounted for.
• Napoleon and all his kind stood accounted for--and justified.
• She wore a look of dismay which I felt fully accounted for when I looked inside.
• The dress togs are accounted for by an invitation from Captain Lockwood to bridge."
• That would have accounted for his stealthy movements and also for the uneasiness of his wife.
• Those warriors often came from imposing commands upon kings, and in their own houses accounted it an honor to obey.
• This accounted for everything, even to his not being in his sister's house this very night. How unreasonable he had been!
• In Celtic folk tales high tides and valley floods are accounted for by the presence of a "great beast" in sea, loch, or river.
• "Yon Indian is a 'runner' of the army; and, after the fashion of his people, he may be accounted a hero," returned the officer.
• This elder Minos had been accounted the wisest of men--so wise, indeed, that Jupiter chose him to be one of the judges of the Lower World.

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